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AILY VOLUME VIII. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1890. NUMBER 117. T. J. TRAPP & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GENERAL -.* HARDWARE Puinls, Oils, Window Glass, Wall Paper, Brushes, Tar, Pitch, Oakum. Doors and Windows nt Factory Pricos. T. J. TRAPP, Ileal : Estate : Agent : and : General : Auctioneer, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, dn-lolt- BOOTS & SHOES For the People. CEO. H. GRANT Columbia Street, New Westminster. C. E. WOODS. Land SURVKYor A. fl. GAMBLE, NOTARY Blilil.li:. Woods, Turner &, Gamble, HÂ«LAND*SURVEYORS,fr- Real Estate, Insurance FINANCIAL AGENTS and CONVEYANCERS. Professional and Business Oayds. EM. N. WOODK. lUrrir.ter-at-I.iuv. Olllceâ . -McKenzie St reel. _ _ dtc FORIN A MORBLSON, liar listers and Sollci- toifi. Masouic Block, New Westminster. jlwjti2ti' TO. ATKINSON. Barrister. Solicitor. Ac. â¢ Oftlces: Masonic Buildhur, New Wesunln- ster, B. C. ' dwto JB. CHERRY (A. II. Trinity College, Dub- â¢ lin), Solicitor, Commissioner for Affidavits, Conveyancer, etc. dap'-lilc riaters, Solicitors, etc. Armstrong's Block. New Westminster, B. 0. dwtc CORBOULD, McCOLL A JENNS, Biirrlsl. Solicitors, etc. (MIlco: Masonic IluildUi^. New Westminster, nml Vancouver, B. C. dwtc A J. HOLMES, D. II. S., Surgeon Dentist. â¢ Graduate ofthe Ohio College of Dental Surgery. Preservation of (lie natural teeth a specialty GOB administered for onlnlessexlrue- tion. In'olllcc dav and nik'hl over Rank of II, 0., Columbia St., New Wostminster, B. C. d winy rile .___\t GW. GRANT. Architect. Olllce: Comer â¢ Mnry and Clarkson Sis., New Westminster, dwtc CLOW A MACLURE, Architect*. Oitlce- Room E, over Bank of B. ('., Columbia St.. Westminster dtc WILLIAM H. KING, Architect, Sanitary 11 Engineer, Ac. Removed to Armstrong's Block, Oolumbia Bt., New WoBtmlnstor Room No.'J. die XJtT THIBAUDEAts i-aml Surveyor and M â¢ Draughtsman Hamley Block, New We.-lmlnstcr, B.C. dtc ALBERT J. HILL (M. Can. Sue. 0. E.J, Oivil Engineer. Lund Surveyor and Draughtsman. Ilaiuley Block, New Wcslminslcr. dwtc ominissinus wlll receive |ironi|it and careful attention. Rest references given when re- quired. ^^ dtc G PITTENDRIGH, Real Kslaio Broker'and â¢ County Court Agent, Commissioner, Notary Public, Ac. Bents collected. OfficeâMu- Keiniio St., Westminster, II. C. dte MISSES McDOUOALL. Dress Makers. Columbia St., NewWeslmlusIer B.C. Satis- facllon guaranteed. dtc MISH JENNINGS (Late of England}, Fashion- able Dress Maker. Comer of Ciiurch and Columbia Sts., New Westminster. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' dwlg XT ELSON, MEROHANT TAILOR, of Port YÂ» â¢ Moody, will be In West-minster ou the lirst Wednesday of everv mouth 10 take orders. [dapStc] land Surveying in all its branches accurately and promptly earned out. City und Sub. Lands /or Sale. We can show a complete list of desirable localities. Farming lands, improved or unimproved, throughout the district. Choice Brownsville Property for Sale. MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST. AgentB for the following Inaurance Companies: Westorn of Toronto, -Etna, City of London, Hurtford nnd Travellers. [OFFICEâOpposite Post Office, Bank ot- II C. Ilun.nixu, Columbia Stout, New Westminsler. Telephone Call No. 42. P. 0. Drawer 204. dloitc MAJOR <fe PEARSON, Real Estate Brokers, IPINANCIAL * AND * INSURANCE * AGENTS. CHAS. MURRAY, House, Sign and Ornamental Painting. Paiier Hanging ami Kalsoinlning a specially. Nono but ilrst-class men employed. Shop, Clarkson St.; ..esideuce, Lome St. _ilwtc JTHIIRLHOPRN, General Repairer, Mc- t KcujiIc St. All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired equal to new. Needles. Oil und Attachments. Locks and Keys titled; Saws filed, Ac. Ac. dmhntc ALEX. HAMILTON (B. C. MONUMENTAL Works); Importer* Manufacturer of Marble and tlranile Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, Ac, cor. Church A Columbia Sts,, New West* minster, B. C. dwaplilc 1MJRN.ER, BEETON A CO.. Merchants. Wharf . St.. Victoria. Agents for North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. for Mainland. H.C. Beeton a Co., :w EitiBbury circus, London, E.C. dtc VKTKlONAliY SUIW1EON. ADe lt. TAYLOR, Veterinary Surgeon, â¢ Ijidtier's Landing. British Columbia. iljnj|iil*wlc IMPERIAL Five Insurance Company OK LONDON. ' £1,600,000 Stg. Capital, Rates as low as anv other reliable Company dotnn busiuess in British Columbia. W. .1. Al.MsTR"Xi;. dfolto Agent New West. W.J. WALKER & CO. TKI.KI'HOXK CA1.I. «. (.luirtoreil Accountants, City Amlitovs 188(1-7-8-1), Conveyancers, Notaries Public REAL ESTATE r.HHiliiU A' Lai.CiH.hirK rile l.tlimtlii'i. Co. II.SK II. ('. I.I.IIIK, MuryHtiwi. â¢ NEW WESTMINSTER dwfcllc MILLIONAIRE GOULD Dors Sim Care a Rap for Judge or Jury and Pays 8500 ilatlier than Serve. The Silver Bill Before Congress Will Likely lie Vetoed by President Harrison. FOR SALE OB TO LEASE GIKOCJ-RY STOllli WITH UAKIiltY ASIIi r ilwelltiiK i'uiul)lno.l. l.'t'V fiirHierimilicu- lurs apply at tlusollli-i-. iimva9to . Real Estate, INSURANCE -AS II- Financial Agents, Purchase, Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages Ami transact it 11 business relntlng to REAL ESTATE. âAGENTS FOltâ London Assurance Corporation, Connecticut Fire Insuranoe Co. of Hartford, London and Lancashire Life Assurance Co., Canton Insurnnce Oiliee, Limited (Murine! OFFICES! Bushby Blook, New Westmiustor. 41 Government Street, Viotoria. (Uvfultc Col. Baker is Elected for West Kootenay by a Majority of Three Over Law. (Iniil.l (,'iui Pay. Xkx Yohk, June 10.âJay (ioulil disregarded the summons to-serve on jury to-day and the judgo ordered Hull a lino of f60d Uncollected from him. Kntlml Ills Ut.. Sasta Bakiiaiia, Cal., June III.âA iimu between llfty and sixty years of ago committed suicide on tlie steamer Mexico yesterday afternoon a low mill- uteH before sbe reached the wharf hero, lie shot himself in the head with a li* tol. l'i, mime on the nusseiiKei* li IT., name on the passenger list f^do of Lordsburg, N. M.. that nil was David Strong. His ticket wns Irom hi a commotion over lho arrival of a of friends. The two girls resumed operations at once, but escaped detection until to-day. At their homes the polico found hats, cups, wallets und articles of jewelry. Tlie Mighty c. P. IE. . QiiioAao, III., June 18,âLatest reports concerning the 'proposed Toledo & Western Railroad nre to the effect that the Canadian Pacific arc behind it. It is said they are not content with having to rely for their business on tho mere tralllc arrangement with the Wuba.li. President Hadley says that tho road is suro to bo built. He stntes that he has three million dollars cash and cull get whatever additional sum is required. This is said lobe tbo leal secret ot the aggressive policy that the Lake .Shore Road bus ronontly assumed in regard to east-bound ratos. While it is nominally lighting the Grand Truiik on differentials, its war is really boing made on the Canadian Pacific. Tho sonic policy is to be pursued toward it as the New' York Central followed in regard to the West Shore. _liiKsâ_n-il it,v Indians. Ei. Pasco, Tex., June 18.âA freight crow which arrived over tho Southern Pacific railroad lo-day roports tbat when they iirrlvnl at Sopar station, just this lace was SALISBURY'S SU Jilt ENDEB Of British Eights to Germany is Not Likely to bc Ratilied by Parliament. Female Conspirators and Political Offenders in Russia Suffer Furtlier Indignities. Thirteen Fresh fuses of Asiatic Cholera Reported in the Province of Valencia, Property for Sale in all parts of tbe City and Suburbs. We nlso have listed â some of tho finest farming land in tlie Province. MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES â TO RENT. Agents for the Confederation Life Association of Toronto, tlie London and Guarantee and Accident Co., Limited. Genoral Agents for British Coi- lumhia for the American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. of Now York, nnd agents for â the Royal and Atlas Fire Assurance Companies of England, Union Fire and ^Murine Insurance Co. of Sim Francisco, Smith British Fire and Marino Insurance . of New Zealand. OFFIOES: SEW WEBTMINSTER-Columbin Street, Bank ol B. C. Block. VANCOUVER-Cordova Slreot. RAND BROS. leal Estate Brokers F1NHNCIHL AND insurance Agents CONVEVANCERS, ETC. lew Westminster, B.C. [uy and Sell Real Estate, Manage Estates for non-residents, Make Investments for Clients Negotiate Loans, Collect Rents, Write Insurance. NTS FORi Jommercial Union Insurance Co.of London. Capital, $12,600,000; Losses paid, (00,000,000. [Accident Insurance Co. of North America. ELECTION^ CARD. To the Electors of Neto Westminster City and District. GENTLEMEN:âAt tbo urgent request of a largo number ol tbe Electors of tbe above District.!, I have consented to become a Candidate, nnd request your support und .patronage. My political banner in uplifted, and on it will bo seen, printed in gold letters, ".Straw lintsâgood coverings for massive craniums; Men's Fancy Flannel Shirts; Bnlbriggau Underclothing; Summer Coats and Vests; Linen Dusters; Pique and Fancy Vests; White and Black Plug Hats;" all of which aro very suitable wear for tlie present political campaign, which is liable to be very warm and close. {An oudless variety of Men's and Boys' Suits, Felt Hats, etc.) Electors, rally around this standard, and down with monopolists andâhigh prices. I um perfectly sure 1 can give you better valuo for your money than any other candidate in the Held. Yours respectfully, J. E. PHILLIPS, Columbia St., New "Westminster. Chilliwack Tijher, Delta Soofaye, Langley Farmer please copy. S. T. Mackintosh & Co. REAL:-: ESTATE:-: BROKERS Insurance and Financial Agents, Conveyancers, Notaries, Etc. Colonial Block, New Westminster, B. 0. OFFER FOR SALE : Choice Business and Residence Property in the Oity and Suburbs. Some fine pieces of Acreage just outside city limits. Building Lots and Acreage in Sapperton and Brownsville. in all Farming Lands, parts of the District. Call and Examine Our Lists., San Francisco to San Diego. Tim Fruit i*ni|i. New Yokk, .Tune 10.âSome commission merchants say that the cold snap of March lust, extending from Florida to Canada, talcing in tiie eastern and middle states and nipping the blossoms of trees, will result in a largo shrinkage of the fruit supply. The peach crop of New Jersey and Delaware, which last yoar amounted to considerably ovarii million bushels, will this year hardly reach 5,000 bushels, and these will be of inferior quality. ruKaeiigKi' Lint. Sax Francisco, June 10.âThe sir. 'Umatilla sailed for Victoria and F'ngot Sound ports this morning witli tbe following passengers for Victoria: Mrs. Spencer, Miss F, AVobater, Miss M. Popper, John Rice, Mrs. J: Hampton, K. Turnbull, J. R. Giseoino, P. Graham wife and daughter. The Silver Bill. Washington, D." C, Juno 10.âThe Critic publishes an article tending to show that Harrison intends to retire from public life at the close of his presidential term, and that ho will have no hesitancy iu vetoing tho free coinage bill. It has heen discovered that tlie silver hill that passed the Senate has been sont to the House Commit tee on coinage, weights and measures, instead of to the speakers table as has been done always. The clerk of tho House says this is the proper disposition of the bill under tlie nerf House rules. The silver men are suspicious of this move. They say it was advised by Speaker Reed and that the Coinage Committee mav let the silver hill slip. A Tyrannic..) M<jii.ii.ro. Sax Fbancisco, June 10.âR. Dunsmuir & Sons have positively refused to meet any committee from the Council of Federated Trades to arrange for the settlement of the troubles existing between the firm and the miners a: the Wellington coal mines. It is reported that the Dunsmuir ilrm will begin evicting the families of tlie miners from their homes at the Wellington coal mines on July 12th. I'.mr Old J .menu. Sax Francisco, June 10.âThe following is taken from a lettor received from Juneau, Alaska, to-day: "This place is vory dull. Capital seems shy of our low grade ore, as woll as tho. richer rock. No one is making inquiry since the English and German syndicates have been buncoed into investing in tho Bear's Nest. Thero nre mountains of low grade ore in Alaska paying all the way from $2 to $8. Many claims can be hud without cash down, if buyers only honestly agree to put up and work stainps. The continued prosperity of the Treadwell mine alone keeps Juneau in tho hope that other careful men will come and take hold of other equally good fields, so abundant around lower Alaska." Deserves Consideration. Sax Fhaxcisco, June 10.âIrving M. Scott, president of the Union Iron Works, brought suit against the Iron Molders Union lo-day. In his complaint ho alleges that the union enticed competent workmen away from his shops, thereby damaging his business to the extout o'f ten thousand dollars, for which amount he sues. Out. linker Elect oil. Donald, B. C, June 10.âComplete returns from Enst Kootenay give Col. Bakor a majority of three. t fy Any information regarding British Columbia will be Bristled upon application, either personally or by letter, at any their offices. RAND BROS. FFF-ICES: NKW WESTMINSTER. VANCOUVER (Cor. Abbott A Cordova Bit. ami (irativllle St.) LONDON, En*. (107'Ohnnon St.) ivrfolte Blaine, B. 0., On tho I/ine of the WestmlnBter Southorn U. 11., adjoining Blaine, Wash., and in tho oontro of a beautiful and oxtonsive farming country, offers a Bplondid field for invostinent. Over 500 Lots sold during the past three months. Prices will bo inoreascd in a few days. Oct in before tho riso and Beoiiro a bargain. S. T. MACKINTOSH & CO, AGENTS. Colonial Block, New Westminster, B.C. «MÂ«Â« Tlio Uettulirul I'rlin King. Ari.ixutox, N. J., June 18.âFrank Brenncn.whowus knocked-out in a prize fight by Win. Gorman has become violently insane by reason of injuries inflicted upon his head. Dtahonoal Census-Takers. St. Paul, Minn., June 18,âSeven census enumerators in Minneapolis have been arrested for padding tlio census returns. Tin Peoplo Should I.yneti Him. Pahkkiihhuiui, W. Va., Juno 18.âA railroad disaster which occurred a day or two ago on tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad near Ashland, and iu which a number of porsons were killed, was tho means of saving Asero Policy, u desperado, from tlio gallows. Policy was under indictment for a criminal assault upon Julian Hostor, tbe penalty for the enmo being* dentin __ King Oornegle In Trouble, BttAV-.it Fam.s, Pa,, June 18.âThe ox- tensivo steel mills of Carnegie, Phillips A Co., at this place, shut down to-duy. The rod mill bundlors struck lust night for more pay and were discharged. No others could be got to take their places, and Supt. Dillon got angry ami shut down tho entire plant this mornintr. Three hundred men are out of employment, but all is quiet. Youthful <.rl.ulii.iln. Lowki.i., Miibb. , June 10.âKatie Mc- Numaru and Nellie Drury, each aged 14 years, were arrested to-day and charged with larcency of money, jewelry and women's wearing apparel from llfty houses in various parts of Lawrence. It was the practice of the MoNumara girl to visit houses Ilrst, pretending to he deaf and dumb. If an opportunity offered she plundered the trunks, carrying with hor a number of keys for this purpose. If thoro wero indications when the McNamut'u girl visited tho houses that tbe inmates were going away, she and tho Drury girl suhsoipiontly outered the building by tho rear windows. Tlio McNnmara girl1 was heard moving about lu the upper portion of a house some weckB ugo uud surprised the occupuuts when they wont up stairs by displaying, a card inscribed " I am deaf and dumb, plcaso help the unfortunate." Many urticles of jewulry woro found in ber pockets und she wus arrested. The case was pigeon-holed through the influence cowboy, luilf-niilted, bare-footed nnd with feet covered with cuts nnd blisters from having run ten miles from a ranch north of Scpar whoro he and ten other men were enmped. He stated tlmt about ten o'clock lust night a hand of Indians surprised them und shot thom down as they jumped up to run. He thought there Were nbout 25 or 30 Indians in tlie band. Tbo cowboys bad been iu bed a short time when the attacks was made. Somo of them wero armed, but did not have their guns handy, not expecting to find Indians on the warpath in that section. He saw threo men drop and thinks all except himself were killed. Armed bands were formed at Lordsburg and Deming this forenoon to go out and hunt down the Indians. Sepur is 13 miles west of this city. Atltintlu StP!iniNlil|i Service. Ottawa, Juno 17.â Tbe conditions of tlie new Atlantic steamship service which tho Government is Risking, provide that vessels employed shall not be of less tonnage than 0,500 gross register, and provide for an average speed of not less than 18 or 10 knots. Tho English port of call Is Plymouth or Southampton and the French Cherbourg or as may ho agreed. Tbe ports in Canada are to be tjuchee in summer and Halifax nnd St. John in winter, the contractor to have the right after landing the mails to send steamers on from the terminal ports to other porta in England, France und Canada. The date of commencement of service is April 12, 1891, or ns soon after its possible and to Inst ten years. ______________^____ AN INTERESTING VISITOR. â¢ Visit âr lho Lord Hi simp of Ou'Apiielle lo Ni'w W oh t ml iih terâBrief Description of 11 in Work In tlio Northwest. Our City is about to be visited by tho Right Rev. the Hon. Adelbert J. R. Anson, D.D., Bishbp of Qu'Appelle, who will preach ut matins aud evensong in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday, and afterwards attend tbe Now Westminster Diocesan Synod next weok. Tbo bishop, who is a member of a listinguished English family, of which tho Earl of Ucbtield io the lioad, resigned in the year 1884 a valuable nnd important living at Woolwich iu order to tako upon himself the onerous duty of organizing the newly-founded Diocese of Assiniboia, as tho present Seo of Qn'- Appelle was then called. He thus gave up present preferment and high prospects of future clerical advancement at homo in order to promote the cause of religion in what was thon a vory wild and sparsely settled district of the Northwest Territory. The See, it may be remembered, was at that time, as indeed it still is.scantily endowed, and a diocese that made nnd makes heavy calls in many ways upon its administrator, Bishop Anson has, since his appointmont, worked vory vigorously, and like other settlers in the Northwest, and perhaps more than most, iu consequence of his necessarily frequent wintry peregrinations, endured much in liis good cause. His diocese, which comprises tho district of Assiniboia, contains au area of no less than 00,000 square mites, und hns probably to-day a population of 30,000. It is wholly agricultural, and mainly peopled by hardy British eettlers.uinongst >vhom tho Bishop is ub u thoroughly guod fellow and verv popular. One of tho most uso*" works in which tho bishop is naively engaged is tho management «f » church farm at Qu' AppelTe, which provides a temporary home and n place of psoparatlon in the agriculture of tho country for young settlers. ItalsoBervesns a college for candidates for Holy Ordors who are willing, like St. Paul of old, to work with thoir hands to earn thoir own living. Tlio farm, too, giveB employment to men who, forming a brotherhood of labor, are willing to help the work of God by the devotion of their lives nnd tho skill* of -their hands. Attached to the farm is a school for the sons of tlio settlors. This remarkable institution has, ub mav woll be imagined, a marked iu- llucnco for good over an immense district of the Nortb-woBt, oven if tho farm nnd school be regarded only from ascctt- lar -point of view; for thoy greatly tend to the promotion of that skilled and thrifty agriculture on which tho fortunes of Assiniboia nniat for a long period of the future be wholly dependent. ' It Is understood tbat the ollertories nt Holy Trinity next Sunday will be devoted to church missionary purposes in tho dloceso of Qu'Appello. Kootunny Pi'njfli't*. There is important news, says tlie Times, concerning tbo wondorful silver district. Home days ago Sir. Adrian, a distinguished expert, representing tho Northern Pacific Railway Company, went to Kootenay to propose to the mino owners it brunch of that line from Kootenai, Idaho, to a point a fow miles below Bonner's Ferry, aud ho has gone away coniident that $250,000 can easily be raised among the canitalists interested. Tlio line ana nn ice boat running down the Kootonny river and lake will secure access at all seasons to the mineral camps. Great encouragement is thus given followed by Mr, Wheeler's company, operating nineteen claims at tbo Warm Springs, deciding to put in at onco pumping mnfchincry to clear tlie Skvlight and Kroo. nnd this will be followed prohubly before the end of the soiiBon by an electric power plant on Colleo Creok which will go fnrtodevolop the country. There appoars to be little doubt that* Hendry's company will build a big smelter at the Bluehill mino. A mino with two eighty feet ledges cannot prevent boing a bonanza sooner or lutor. But the best news is that a company Ib .-â â â â â â ;â -â â¢â â¢,- --- iâ--v --âft?""| beini: funned of Spokane capitalists now tlmhuildlnghy tho rear windows. .Ihe gf'^Sp, with two million dollars. Thoy are going to push work on eloven claims now in their hands and the result will bo a very big one. Within u few yoars a mining town of tho calibre of Butto und Uadvillo will spring up on Koolnniiy Lake Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. SnllBhnry'N Snrr«'..th>r. London, Juno 18,âLord Salisbury's surrender to Germany Im the main topic of discussion, and its ratification by Parliament is somewhat doubtful. The objections to the Premier's con cessions, however, are hy uo means consistent. The radicals, for instgneo, admit that thoy themselves advised the cession of Heligoland in return for "Gorman con- CBsions in Africa, hut thoy declare their inability to see that Gorimwiy has mnde any conccssionB. It is propuhlo, bow- ever, that thoy would be just us blind for political purposes If Germany had surrendered her entire interest in Africa, nml withdrawn Iter l.._.t man from thut territory. The Liberals are little less inconsistent than tho Radicals, but will stoutly oppose tho agreement when it comes before Parliament, for purelv political reasons. rinoeil 1'iulitr HiirviMllimou. St. pKTBiisiitiiiu,. Julie 10.ââ Madame Tsbcbrikoiut und fifteen others huve been removed to a remote village at Varonsk, Department of Valogoda, in tbo northern part of Great Russia, â¢ where they will ue placed under surveillance. Madame Tshebrikona is the woman who recently wrote a remarkable letter predicting for the Czar tlie fate nf his predecessors, Peter III., Paul 1. and Alexander II., unless his reactionary policy was modified und tbo rigors of tho treatment accorded to political offenders were abandoned. The letter was foutid in the private apnrtments of the Czar, and subsequently very generally published throughout Europe nnd tho United States. Spread of tho f_lioIf.ru. ' Madiud, June 18.ââ¢Thirteen new cases of cholera were reported at I'uebla de Rugnro yesterday. Turkish oiinhuitin.'. Constantinoru, June 18.âIn consequence of the outbreak of cholera in Spain, the Government has established quarantine against all vessels from Spanish ports. A Poultry lit. til. Bt.iti.iN, June 18.âThe Emperor has conferred the Order of the Black Eagle upon Caprivi. Itoyal Accouchement. London, June 17,âTho Duchess of Fife (Princess Louise of Wales) was delivered of a stillborn male child ycatcr- duy. It is probable that the child will be buried with royal honors as being a member of the family of the Prince of Wales. The African Quvstlon Stalled. London, June 17.âLord Salisbury's dispatch to Sir Edward Malet, British ambassador to Berlin, containing England's agreement with Germany, declares that Germany's claim that where one power occupies a coast, another power may not without consent of the lirst power occupy unclaimed regions in tlie rear, cannot he allowed in cases where such country is occupied by Englishmen. Where thero arc no English settlements Lord Salisbury admits there is uo English title. The agreement is that England retains Stcvcusou road, which is to be the bouudury Hue between tlie English nnd Gorman spheres. Tbo line stretches from the mouth of the Bakurn west from Luke Nynnzo to the mouth of the Kihunbo south, and from Luke Tanganyika northward. Germany retains the region as fur us the Congo state, along the lirst degree of south latitude. The boundary diverging around the western shore of Nyauza so us to mako the frontier meet tho territory covered hy Stanley's treaties. The agreement also accorded a mutual freo pitssage for English and German subjects through the respective territories. Germanyb concession of Vitu with the plains of Somali, Mandor and Patta, comprises a coast line exceeding 200 miles. England is endowed with an exclusive protectorate over Zanzibar and Pambn. Heligoland is coded to Germany subject to tho consent of parliament, The statu quo is to remain, pending a ratification of the agreement. DOMINION CANDIDATES. The Three CntiilMitten for I'nrllament- nry IIonorH tiximuti.l Their Views Last xiffin. There was a very small crowd iu the Opera House last night when Mayor Brown was voted to the chair. Tlie ball, however, wnfl well tilled before the Ilrst speaker hud finished his remarks. Tho chairman briefly bespoke for Messrs. Ladner, Townsend and Corbould, tho candidates for election to tbo House of Commons, a fair and patient hearing ami limited them to 40 minutes speaking ench. Ho thon introduced Mr. W. B. Townsend, who wus saluted with hearty applause. Mr. Townsend suid liis reason for coming out as a candidate wus simply und solely ambition. He had done fairly well for himself and ho now wanted to see if he could not do to employ Chinese sometimes when no white men wore to be had. He then charged Mr. Ladner with having temporised with this mutter in the House. He closed his address by exhorting his hearers to put down monopoly and give workingmen a show. Mr. Ladner, in coining forward, said he hnd u cold and did not feel in good trim. Of nil tlie politioal speeches he ever heard anywhere Townsend's "took the cake." At tlie beginning of the campaign Townsend bad come to him and said, "Bill, if yon can outlie me this trip the cake is vours." But he had no intention of matching himself in Il>'ft-ue of this kind against a gentleman of Mr, Townsend's abilities. Mr. Ladner then sarcastically dealt with the assertion of Mr. Townsend that there were to be no personul remarks in his canvas. He then refuted tlio statement of Mr. 'lownseud that he wus the nominee of a Victoria clique. He disclaimed all knowledge of anv such people, and never solicited nuy support iu Victoria. As to the Innd-gruhbnur done by his relative be could only say he himself had nothing whatever to do with it; he was not bis biother's keeper. Mr. Ladner then described how thooleotors of Sumas have to travel away out of their own district to got to their assigned polling place, uud said this must be remedied! He charged this iwor arrangement on a pnrtnor of Mr. Corhould's und said if tbe legal gentlemen could not do any better iu tbo House than that they had bettor keep out of it. Tho Bpeaker then said be bud been misreported in the WeBtminster Colvjiihan and in the Vie- toriu Colonist. The report in the former nnper concerning tho meeting at Lang- Icy, was grossly unfair and the very op- posito of what lie wus reported as' haying suid ou the Chinese clause is what be did sny. He would, if elected, give tbo Dominion Government a free and independent support. On the timber lauds, fishing license uud Chinese questions, the speaker was of the same mind ns his predocesBor. He thought it would bo well if nil immigrants were met by agents on their arrival in this country nnd directed where to find homes, ns is dono in tbe United States. Mr, Ladner concluded bv urging the voters to go to tlie polls and vote for someone, and if thoy wnnted an old and' tried servant thoy could safely vote for him. Mr. Corbould then stepped to the front. Ho thought he could safely apply Mr. Ladnor's remarks about Mr. Towns- end to their own author, as his remarks hud been most personal. Mr. Townsend had snid the addresses of the other two candidates were merely condensed copies of his own, hut he would leave that to the judgment of the electors, as he thought tbe statement was absurd enough to provide its own refutation in tbe mind of every reader. The mail service wanted looking after, especially up river. At Langley the people got ninila very irregularly and it was very hard on the settlers, and only wanted to bo brought to the notice of thc Government to be rectified. On tho fishing regulations there was also wide room for improvement. As the thing stood at present injustice waB done the iudivi- tual Ushers. Not n license had been taken away from the canneries. There was one thing tho other speakers had failed to mention nt all, and that was the Frasor Rivor traffic bridge. This was one of tho important things to be brought beforo the Dominion Government, He did not think the Dominion Government would innke appropriations for our roads, but hopo could t>e held out as fur as bridges were concerned. Manitoba and tho Northwest had received appropriations, and there was no reason why tliis Province should not. If tho matter were properly brought before tho Dominion Government we ought to get both tho bridgo to Brownsville und that across the Pitt River. Mr. Ladner had refrained from making mention of the bridge across the Fraser because the people of Ladner's Landing do not favor such a bridge at all, as it would tako away a good deal of trade from them. Mr. Corbould then touched upon the questions of representation in the House of Commons, Chinese restriction, und the charge against him as being a nominee of the C.P.R., in detail. He said lie had nothing whatever to do with tlie C.P.R. beyond being their solicitor bore. They had not nominated him, and he was ub freo to take action against the C.P.R. as uny man in the assemblage before him. In the matter of immigration he said it wns really sad to seo the carloads of immigrants arriving at Vancouver nil the time.and nearly every one of them bound for Oregon or Washington. Something Bhould be done to retain thoso settlers here as there was plenty of land for them. The energy and enterprise of tho American agents might bo emulated with profit by this Province. He would also like to sec tho snag boat put to hotter use than it wus at present; also a system of receiving boxes for letters all over the city. In regnrd to the North Arm mail service the Government ought to subsidize it and not have the peoplo going to private enterprise nnd industry to get their rights. As to tho land suiveys, people nre coming here ahead of the surveys Uhore is not land readv for them and tins matter shown ue icmcdied immediately as it is a vital one. Mr. Corbould hoped overy elector would go to tho polls and vote nud give the winning candidate a good round majority. Senator Mclnnes then spoke for a few minutes. He was sorry there was no Independent or Opposition candidate in the field. He made a very good speech which was enjoyed by the audience. At the conclusion of tho Senator's remarks the audience dismissed in nn orderly manner. something for the people, besides getting glory .for himself. a little Ho then charged "Mr". Ladnor witli boing the nominee of a Victoria clique and said he could prove it. Ho had nothing against Mr. Corbould, but thut ho was tlio nominee of the C. P. lt. und he, the speaker, could prove thnt, too. He could not boast of a legal education, but be bnd been head boy in the greatest charity school in England aud if be bad staid there he might have had as good un education as Mr. Corbould. Mr. Town- send suid liis address bad beon published a fortnight bofore any of the others, nnd tho nddresseB of his two opponents wore merely condensed copies of his. He was a freo trader on tho principles of English free trade, and lie exhaustively explalnod that system. He wus nlso an advocate of reciprocity on all articles that can bo raised here und ho would modify tho tariff on nil articles' we have to bring in. Ou the Frnser river mail subsidy question ho know thnt if Mr. Chisholm had been alive the Dominion Government would not have dared to take away tho subsidy. Mr. Ladnor, he thought, wns rather unscrupulous in many matters and ho charged that gen LANGLEY COUNCIL Council met in Town Hnll Saturday, Juno 7th. PresentâReeve and Councillors Wilkie, Gray, Johnston, Houston nnd Voumuns. Thu minutcsof previous meeting were read und confirmed. Communications received from Drum- inond and Matheson and dealt with. Council adjourned for 30 minutes. Ou resuming business it was resolved that the clerk be instructed to assess A. J. Bovil in two wardB 4 and 5. Resolved thnt tuxes be levied at the rate of % of 1% on the dollar. The revenue and statute labor by-laws received their three readings Councillor Wilkie wns granted an extension of time to Introduce a by-law. Council adjourned for 30 minutes for refreshments- Council resumed, The following appropriations wero made: Ward No l, Armstrong road, |40; Township line, $40; Mclsaac road, $40; Bartholin's road, $20. Ward No. S.Titmas' road, $60: Burt holm's rond, $20; Telegraph trail, $45; 'Irunk road, $40; River road, $100. Ward No. 4, Town liuo, $110; Bigger roud, $40; J. McKee's road, f"1 Murray rond, $55; R. McKee's road, I Best road, $40; Ploxton's road, . Bartholin's rond, $15. Ward No. . Town lino, $70: Stone rond, $50; Rlnn road, $75; Bridge on Mrs, Campbell's road, $100. Reports of Board of Works received and the followiugumiuntsordercdpnid: N. McLeod, $1.50; T. Harris, $1; J. Smith, $I;S. Harris, $8; J. Maxwell, â¢ IIU, i:l»l 1>$401 $40; tleman with misquoting him on several i $8.25; 11. Harris. $10.25, occasions. He thought Mr. Ladnor was pushed forward by tlio canners and told a story about somo land-grubbing in which some relative of Mr. Luuduei- had beon engaged. Mr. Towitsond then went Into the details of the immigration, timber lands and fishing liconso questions and pointed out whore thoy needed amendment nnd how he would'do it if sent to the House. Ho bud always been a consistent anti-Chinese man, but bad Resolved, that ouch ouch councillor draft specifications for work to bo done in his own ward. On motion, the Council adjourned to moot on 21st inst., to receive tenders niidntteiidloany other business that mav come before the board. S. Harris, C. M. C. Ch'ldren Cry for Pitcher's CaitorU a THK DAILY COLtJMlHAK, NEW WESTMn.STEB, B. 0., JUNE 1», 18»0. VOLUME VHI-No. 117. ..fa oo .. .60 ..'_» THE DAILY OOLUMBIAN .UHUSIIKD Every Afternoon Bleep. Sunday â-BYâ -Jl Kennedy Brothers B- At their Ste.ni Priming Establishment, cor. Columbia Street und Lytton Square. BY MAIL: One Year Six. Months Three Months DELIVERED IN THE CITY OneYcar »1»Â«J SixMonths.. JÂ» Three Months ?â¢ P.r Month > «? PorWeok _â¢â¢;ââ _ 2S Payment to he made in ailvunce. THE WEEKLY OOLUMBIAN ISSUED KVKKY WEDNESDAY MORSISO. On. Year »J 00 SixMonths lne NOTES AHD COMMENTS. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10. : WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN WYOMING. Thk Houae oi Representatives passed In April a bill admitting Wyoming into tho Union as a State. By tills act woman suffrage is declared to be not antagonistic to tlio constitution oi the United States. How Wyoming camo lo occupy tho privileged pooltlou oi boing tho pioneer stato In the women's movement has recently been told by Mr. Horace Flunkett. Iu the pages oi the Fortniahtly Sevitw he gives some lacts relating to twenty years ol women's sut- frage In thnt region, and his article is full oi valuable and interesting inform. tion. The bill granting female suffrage was passed moro In a joke than in earnest, but with the truly American eye for attractive advertising. Ab an advertisement the passage ot the act proved a success. At first women were decidedly apathetic 'in exercising their privileges, but tliis soon changed. The officials insisted upon females serving as jurors, and iamiliarity with this obligation soon aroused a more than usual interest upon their pnrt in public affairs. As grand Jurors, women speedily interested themselves in putting down gambling, enforcing the Sunday observance laws, and making presentments in regard to the llqnor traffic. Female jurors were found to be just even to severity (one authority terming them "blood-thirsty"). Onceconvinced of a prisoner's guilt, they dealt rigour- onsly with him, in many cases {ailing to temper justice with mercy. Attempts have been made to deprive the women of the suffrage, but- without success, the Repeal Bill being refused the Governor's assent. In Wyoming about eighty per cent, oi the electorate go to the poll, and about one-third of these are women. There is less illitcr- ary in that state than in any other in the Union. It is noticeable that the married women exercise citizens' privileges to a greater extent than their unmarried Bisters. Strange to say, no woman has yet run ior office, although every position is open to both sexes. It. Ib found that tho female element in the electorate is opposed strongly nnd bitterly to. vice and depravity of nil kinds, and in dealing with houses of ill repute, it is insisted that offenders of either sex shall be doalt with equally severely. It ia generally conceded that the en« trance ol women upon public life in Wyoming has had an elevating effect, and none of the evils so freely anticipated irom their admission to citizens' rights have been felt. The case of Wyoming should form a good example, and it is only reasonable to expect that, inasmuch as woman suffrage has been a positive advantage to that State, it might, and probably would, lie equally beneficial if more extended. UTILIZING WASTE MATERIAL. The triumphs oi invention and discovery, meaning thereby tlio conquest which science and mechanism are constantly making over the forces oi nature, are often dwelt upon. And It is indeed wonderful how many of nature's raw materials enter into tho manufacture of articles used to satisfy man's daily needs and comforts. But the wonders of pro- (taction, aa has been truly remarked, are not confined alone to minerals dug from the earth'B bosom, or to the organie life which flourishes upon ItB surface. On the contrary, man's inventive skill has perfected the art of utilizing waste materials, so that the residue of former arts furnishes the substance upon which new workersoxpend their labor. Illustrations of this do not have to be sought alone in stores lor second hand clothes and furniture, but rather whore new and costly commodities are bought and sold. It Is necessary to specify only a few representative manufactures where tho raw materials are waste products to see tlie extent to which they are carried on. For instance, millions of bushels of cotton Beed have beon thrown away in the various States oi the South. But now it is utilized iu tho manufacture of oleaginous products, and promises to be the chief source of many kinds of oils. The slag of furnaces for many years was dumped into ravines and piled upon Taeant fields until it had accumulated in vast quantities, but now it is being mined again, resmcltcd in some in- inatances, made into asbestos and used In balastlng roads. Paper is made mostly from waste materials, and it enters into the composition of a thousand things, from a cigarette wrapper to a car wheel. Blood is manufactured into door knobs, shutters and doors are made from wood pulp, sawdust Ib a most useful article, dust and dirt are transformed into multitudinous building materials, while the waste products ofthe gas house are more valuable, if possible, than the original substance. It was formerly supposed that clay was useful only for embankments, for making bricks or pottery. But now a most useful and beautiful metal is extracted therefrom, and clay banks, rich in aluminum, will soon be as valuable as iron mines. And so the catalogue might be extended indefinitely, but this is sufficient to show the variety of uses to which waste products are put, and alao as showing a tendency to economy in manufacture, whioh is one of the hopeful signs of the Utile. -...son. In ll.eor.tlv. Art. Mrs. I, L. Dial is prepared to give lessons, at the Kussel House, to a number of pupils, In decorative art, landscape and flower painting, point lace and various kinds of embroidery. Work can be seen at Ogle, Campbell A Freeman's and Jas. Ellard * Co.'s. *I0 Children Cry for Pitcher's Cutoria. A House Committee at Washington, reporting favorably upon a bill to prohibit aliens from acquiring title to or owning lands within the United States, declares that it has ascertained with reasonable certainty that European noblemen, principally English, have acquired and now ewn about 21,000,000 acres of land in that country. It states, moreover, that European capitalists have invested millions in American railroad and land bonds, covering something like 10,000,000 acres, the greater part of which, under foreclosure Bales, wlll probably before many years become their property in addition to their present princely possessions. The country is therefore threatened, the report Bays, with the evils which attend absentee landlordism, and tbe aim of the bill is to ward off these evils. It declares all foreign-born unnaturalized persons incapable of taking any title to lands In the United States, except a leasehold for not more than five years, and it further provides that all present alien landowners shall cease to be such or become citizens oi the United States within ten years. A. American merchant, a resident' of Nowbuvg, N. Y., who has had large experience in advertising, gives his oxperi once of the value of newspapers, based on circulation. He claims that the true value of newspaper circulation Ib very imperfectly understood by advertisers. For Instance, take a newspaper with a bona fide circulation of 20,000 copies, the subscription list of which is composed oi people in the lower grades of lifeâthose who take a paper for the purpose of " keeping posted" on the subject of murders, prize-fights, police reports and matters sensational, and whose minds run in channels which the better-thinking people abhor, and then compare this publication with that of another which has not more than one-quarter of that circulation, but which goes among the middle and better classes, who take a paper for general news and want nothing that has a tendency to demoralize tho minds oi young readers. Now, to 'the advertiser, which of the two will serve his purposes better? The first named would certainly have an advantage, it the number of subscribers was all that is to be taken into consideration, but if value of readers is considered, the advertiser would surely pay more for space in the newspaper with the smaller circulation. " I have tried all aorta of advertising," he adds, " in all sorta of publications, and, from experience, which has cost me considerable money, have been taught to always enquire, ' what claBS of readers Is your subscription list made up from?' and I havo met with greater success in my business by patronizing those papers which I know to have good family circulations tha* those which cater to large circulations of the flash orderâmuch oi which consists of street sales and the balance going among the residents ot the tough neighborhoods." His closing advice to advertisers is to demand the quality of the circulation. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Brownsville Property Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Bell-Irving, Patterson 6c Co. IMPORTERS Shipping Agents, WHOLESALE -AND- Commission Merchants In Stock, a full assortment of Liquors, Vitrified Drain Pipes, Fire Bricks, Encaustic Tiles. Cumberland Smithy Goal, &c, &C, &c. Any Description of Ooods Imported to Order. dwtalte Do Not Wait for the Boom! (WE ALL KNOW IT ISOOMING) BUT BUY NOW WHILE PRICES IRE Li 1, 2, 3 & 4-ACRE LOTS Just put on the Market, ranging from *75 to $200 per acre. TERMSâi cash, balance, 4, 8 and>12 mos., at 8 per oeat. â¢â¢we early Wore the best pieces are saltl. MOWAT & SLOAN COLUMBIA HOUSE. TO BUILDERS. FOR SALE. IM LABOI OR SMALL QUaNTI uei., building rock. Apply to dmyeto WOODS, TURNER A GAMBLE. WANTED. ACABINHTJUKEB, AT ONCE. Apply 10 If. PEEBLES, umysoic Douslu St. NOTICE. DURING Ds. DzWOLF SMITH'S ABSENCE from horn., Dr. R. Kdm Walker wlll at- ten. tn bis patients. Ojtttiml FOB SALE. FARMS 8.1. dap9le AND STOCK RANCHES FOR O. B. ACKERMAN, Now Westminster. For Sale. fl-WO CITY IXVT8. EACH WITH TWO X houses, on Fife street, next lo Koyal Avenue. Ono lot with house, near Douglu mul Montreal BtHCU. Seven acres ot land (suburban), Lot 80, Groin- 1, will bo sold In acre or >i acre lota. iljnltltnl Apply to BENJ. WOHTH. ttfo strut. A RARE CHANCE. IMIK UNDERSIGNED, GE1TINO UNABLE to work, offers for sale hia fine Dairy very emy and immediate poueuton can be glv For further [.articular*., apply to H. NICHOLSON, dwmystc HaUqul. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Lot No. U50, Townihlp 9, Group 1, N. W.D. rpKNl.l-.R8 FOR THE PURCHASE OF THK x above-mentioned lot wlll be received up to oon, Tuesday, Ut July next. The hlgheiit or any tender not ueceuarJly accepted. DRAKE, JACKSON A HRMtCKEN, djnHtd Victoria, B.C. Public Meeting! OH â FRIDAY EV'O, JUNE 80 In Herring's Opera House. MR. B. H. WEST, OF VICTORIA, will deliver â n Address on tho â â NOLI TAX. under the allspice. 01 the Tax Reform Association o! Hilarity. The chair wlll lie taken at S o'clock by Mayor Admission Iree, dlnUto Campbell & Anderson (Successor* to James Cunningham ) IMPORTKRS OF HARDWARE, Glassware and Crockery (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.) BUILDERS' HARDWARE & CARPENTERS' TOOLS. American BUILDING PAPER (Tarred and Plain). PAINTS (Dry and Mixed). Lubricating and Paint OILS. CEMENT, FIRE BRICK and FIRE CLAY. Vitrified DRAIN PIPE and Terra Cotta CHIMNEY PIPE. FARM and GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. WHEELBARROWS, CHURNS, WRINGNRS and LAWN MOWERS. SHIP CHANDLERY, WOODENWARE and TINWARE. MW Ull nnd inspect our Stock before buying elsewhere, nud ask tor anything YOU don't. a_g, Columbia Street, New Westminster. F. J. COULTHARD A CO, Notaries Public, REAL:-: ESTATE:-: BROKERS Insurance anil Financial Agents. GOOD EVENING! WE JUST WANT TO NOTIFY YOU THAT HILL & COATHAM ARE NOW RF.ADY FOR BUSINESS AT THEIR STAND, IN THE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY TELEGRAPH OFFICE, AND INVITE YOU TO GIVE THEM A CALL. dwto Wanted-150 Men! mO WEAR THE NICEST AND BEST, DIRECT IMPORTED, * English, Scotch and French Good_ over brought into the City. Also, tho CHEAPEST TAILORING HOUSE in town. We havo jnst received, per Str. "Umbria," from London, the largest stock of PANTING8 in the City. A call is sufficient to convince. Satisfaction guaranteed. BEGGS 6c HEARD Hardware and Paint Merchants of New Westminster. Contract and others erecting uouhb should call on ub aud examine our extensive stock ot Builders' Hardware, which Ii excelled by no other house In tbe Province. Telephone No. 127. P. O., N. WM B. 0. ROYAL CITY MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish, Game nnd Vegetables delivered to any pnrt of tho City Freo of Charge. J. REICHENBACH. . FRONT ST.| next to Viauen's Fish Market. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. dwjnOtc M. A. McRAE, MERCHANT * TAILOR Summer Stock Jnst Arrived Direct from England. Double the amount oi Stock carried by any other tailoring establishment in the city. Cnll nnd bo convinced. Armstrong Blook, Columbia St., New Westminster, JAMES D. RAE COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED, EX SHIP "GLENBERVIE," a large consignment of CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GOODS. TART FRUITS: Rhubarb and Gooseberries; FRUIT SYRUPS: Lemon, Raspberry, Strawborry nnd Pine Applo; Oinngo and Lomon Mnrma- lnde; TABUS JELLIES: Calves' Feet, Lemon, Madeira, Noyeau, Port Wine and Plain Calves' Feet; Malt, White Wine nnd Crystal Vinegar ; Raspberry and Black Currant Vinegar; PICKLES: Indian Mangoes, Capt. White's Oriental Pickles and West India Pickles ; Ca- perB, Chutneys, Curry Powder, Curry Paste, Mullygatawny Paste; SAUCES: Lobster, Shrimp, Harvey's, Cock's Rending, Burgess' Anchovies and Soycr's Sultnna Snuee; Parisian Essence for coloring Soup, etc.; SOUPS: Julienne, Beef Tea, Chicken Broth, Kidney, Mock Turtle, Mullygatawny, Ox-Tail and Haro ; Esboucb of Beef, Phillipe & Can- nud's Sardines, Blackwall Whito Bait, Philippo & Canaud's AsparagUB and Green Pens, Potted Meats in tins and 4-tina, Mayonnaise Sauce, Prince of Wales Salad Sauce nnd Florence Crenm, Olive Oil, Swiss Chocolate and Milk, and Coffee and Milk, Van Houten's Cocoa, etc, dwlcltc Boots and Shoes! ELEGANT NEW LINES JUST OPENED Gor. Clarkson and Mackenzie Streets, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Telephone 107. ,pwwio P.O. Box 244. WOODS & POLLEY, Real Estate Brokers COVEYANCERS & NOTARIES PUBLIC. -^MONEY TO LOHNfc- Cheapest Spot in Town WEST END BOOT & SHOE STORE. _W Opposite 1). Lyal Sc Go's. 0 D. ACKERMAN. â P. ACKERMAN. Mechanics Mill Co., Ld. MANliKAC.mtl.ltS AND TO5AI.1.11- IN SASH, DOOR BLINDS A LUMBER 8tove Fixtures and all kinds of Factory Work. FOOT OF PELHAM STREET, - NEW WESTMINSTER, 1). C. dmylftta ZED. S. HALL, BooksellerSTATlERANDlmporter (WHOI.IKAI.lt AXIl BETAIM, Oolumbia Street, New Westminster, B. C. English, Foreign und United Statos Periodicals nnd Newspapers constantly on hand. Books imported to order. dfcllu Connections In Victoria ind Vancouver) 11 end London, England. **»â¢. Cor. Colombia & McKenzie Sts, Mew Westminster, TOWNSITE OF BELLINGHAM Now Incorporated with City of FAIRHAVEN WILL BE PLACED ON SALE Monday, May 19th, BV THE FAIRHAVEN LAND CO. Best Property und Opportunity for Investment ever offered ia Wa.kiagten. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. R. B. BELL, Jobbing Carpenter Shop i Colombia St., ki R. C. P, Mi, Estimates Given on Work of any kind in connection with HOUSE BUILDING or REPAIRING, OFFICE FITTING, 4c. TMen supplied CITY or COUNTRY by day or hour any time. dwmylOte H.T.READ&CO. THE LEADING We Carry the Largest Assortment of Locks in the City, TothoBQ requiring Paints anil Oils we beg to call attention to our extensive variety. Superior Coach Colon., In all shades. TubeCaloraofeverydeicrlpUon. Floor Paints, ready oruie, We have much pleasure In announcing that we have been appointed Sole Agents In tbls CHjr fo. â tbe sale of tbo Celebrated Johnson's Magnetic Iron Paint, the highest grade Fin 1'root Paint In tbe world, Guaranteed 02 per cent, pure oxide. MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS' BLOOK, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwfelto Reid & Currie, MACHINISTS, Forging and Bolt Making. BRASS and IRON CASTINGS Estimates Furnished and Drawings Made in onr offio by a Praotioal Draughtsman. Skilled Mechanic? and Latest Improved Machinery only used. AGENTS FOR JOHN DOTYâStationary, Marino and Hoisting Engines. CHAS. SMITHâDuplex Steam Pumps; also, Centrifugal and Rotary Pum|J LONDON TOOL CO.âManufacturers of all kinds of Iron .making Tools. A. R. WILLIAMSâManufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Machinery. ALSO, AGENT* FOR All kinds of Saw Mill, Sash and Door Factory, Brio yard and Canning Machinery. FULL LINE IN STOCK OF Lgons, Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Hacks and Carriage Material!. 0^Cfltalognes and Pricos furnished on application. All work thoroughly guaranteed. dwfelto This Space is Reserved for the Royal City Planing Mills Company| The Pioneer and Leading Lumber Manufacturing Establishment of the Royal Oity.; Richard Street, New Westminster. WINTEMUTE BRO! Leading Manufacturers and Importers of FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTEI Extensive Show Rooms & Warehouse.) dwi.«o Columbia St., New Westminsta $5,000 STOCK JUST RECEIVED BY J. S. Manso MERCHANT TAILOR., Consisting of WEST OP ENGLAND DOESKINS, PINE ENGj NAVY BLUE VENETIAN, and an ondlcsB variety of SCOTcf ENGLISH SUITINGS and FANCY TROUSERINGS, &e. 2nd Door Wett Of Mokonile St., on Columbia Strut, ilnprto New Westminster, B. CHAS. McDONOU Front Street, New Westminster.^, imiiister Mills W EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, Flannels, Worsteds and all kinds of Woolen Beady-Made Clothing. TTho onlv House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures ol { Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronise Home IsnvaTar. illolto The Columbian Pbintino Establishment has first-olass fal for all kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads, Letter Heads, CI. I Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of «very description, Posters, Dor Price Lists, Ac. Prices will h* form, at lew ai at say ether sff.ee I firit-tlaii werk ii it** VOLUME VIII-No. 117. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN", NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, JUNE 1«, 1890. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 19, 1890. Th« "3Ilschier_." Mission. During the last few weeks, says the Colonist, a considerable quantity of correspondence has appeared in the Portland and San Francisco papers, under the head of Victoria Special Correspondence, relative to the mission of the steam schooner Mischief to tlie north. It was stated that Victoria sealers were bound for a raid on the seal islands; that she went- prepared to resist seizure in Behring's Sen, and that she intended to defy the cutters and do diverse other rash and fooliBh things. Naturally Vic* torians took offence at this distortion of facts, evidently for tlie purpose of prejudicing British interests in the Behring's Sea dispute. Enquiries were made as to the identity of the correspondent, and it was finally ascertained that he had no existence. Not one of the despatches published, as from Victoria, ever passed through the telegraph office here, und were evidently manufactured in some American city to suit the ends of certain wire pullers. The Mischief has not gone on an illegal mission, but simply to bring back the catch ofthe sealing schooners. Her intentions are fully understood by the American authorities, and they have done alt they can to expedite her trip. From Kootenay. Col. Jumps Baker, of Kootcnuy, who li still in doubt ns to the result of tbe election in his district, arrived in Victoria on Sunday evening, says the Colonist, and will remain there for a week or ten days. He says that the published reports in regard to the vote in East Kootenay have been incorrect in one very important particularâMr. Law's majority, with Cranbrook, Fort Steele ana Windermere to hear from, was fifteen, not forty-five. The three places whose votes are yet to be recorded contain 68 voters, almost every one a Government man, and should give the colonel a majority. If defeated he will attribute it to the fact that hiB friends were so sure of his success that they did not think It necessary to vote. Between Wild Horse Creek and Sheep Creek a new quartz ledge has just been discovered by Mr. David Griffiths. It shows copper and silver which assay very high, and is large enough to satisfy the most fond expectations. Development has already commenced, and great things are looked for from the new claim. A Government trail has been made to follow the ledge round, and when tbe Crow's Nest Railway comes in it will pass very near to it. The Government has also had a trail made up the Bluewater, and there is every prospect that the country thereby opened will be found rich in minerals. That it is a valuable district is shown by the large quantity of float containing minerals always to be found on the creeks. Hitherto the country has been literally inaccessible. Drinking the Htirrup Cup. The Canadian boys will soon beon their way to represent Canada at Wimbledon, at least what is called Wimbledon merely from old associations. Their leader hails from British Columbia, and he wbb wished godspeed last evening witli military honors by the B. C. B. G. A, There was a good muster of both officers and men, and a grand march was taken up to Col. Priori residence last evening. Col. Prior met them on their arrival and welcomed them. He said that he fully appreciated the honor of leading the Wimbledon team this year. Canada's team had always borne a high reputation in England, both for their skill with the rifle and their thorough good-Bpiritedness and social qualities. It was not his intention by any means to let tbe standard fall this year, so far as his ability as leader went (cheers). In fact he would endeavor to excel her reputation (renewed cheers). Coir Wolfenden bade hiin good*bye in a neat speech, in the course of which he congratulated the B. C. B. G. A. on having their colonel leading the Wimbledon team. There was, however, no reason why British Columbia should not have some competitors on the team, as well as the leader. They could do it if they liked just to settle into work and try for it. Perseverance alone waB needed, and British Columbia boys had that quality if it were only supplemented by a decent range in Victoria. Three cheers were riven for the colonel and three more for Mrs. Prior to compensate her for the staying at home. A parting cup was then drunk to the departing leader.- Tuesday's Colonist. House for Sale Cheap. on Clinton Street; a bargain lor cash. Apply to MURRAY A GREIG, dmy"ic Columbia Street, PRANK BOOTH, Licensed City Scavenger. Orders Promptly Attended to. drnv-imi Address P. O. ooooooooooooooo ooo ooo oooooo LIVERPOOL B. C. 0 000 0 000 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0^ 0 0 0 0 0 0 â¢THE- FRASER RIVER oooooooooooo ooooooooooo o_o__S_J> TERMINUS oooooooo ooo ooooo 0 0 OF THE ooooooooooo o e o o oooooooo oo o_) oooooooooooo oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RAILWAY. OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO 0 0 0 0 -THE- ooooooooooooo Q 0 0 0 0 0 OOOO 000 0 W. 0. LOYE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makftr gB* Repairing neatly done. Cork iol« work a specialty. Orders promptly attended to, Clamuon St., In rear of Colonial Hotel, next to Rand Bros.' office. dtelto ooooooooooooo o o oooooooooo o_ o MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT. UB0E OR SMALL, oi first mortgage, on farm hunts. dtc WOODS. TURNER * GAMBLE. TAKE NOTICE. AB I AM CLOSING OUT MV BUSINESS, all accounts due by mo will be settled, nnd all accounts owing ine must be paid, on or before Tumidity, the first of July next. All accounts not paid by that date will he put in tl hnnds of a collector. JAS, ROUSSEAU. djiiGtd NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IF AN V person or persons nre found post ihr or tiu'fc- ng bills on the telephone poles they will be prosecuted according to law. By Order, NEW WESTMINSTER AND BURRARD djnUJlc INLE1 TELEPHONE CO. (L'T'D). of J. B. Felix, Deceased, _ In thoir elaftns, and debtors to pay their accounts forthwith to ARMSTRONG, ECKSTEIN A GAYNOR. Solicitors for Administratrix. 23th May, 1890. rtmyiSml F. CRAKE, Practical Watchmaker & Manufacturing Jeweler ' 4 DOORS WEST FROM POST OFFICE. Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Diamond, Ruby Sapphire and Other Rings. Tho best quality of PLATED and TABLE WARE in all designs. A Fine Assortment of Clocks Spectacle- and Eyo-Gla.se. to suit all Sights. Special attention to Watcli Repairing. All' kinds of Jcwelery manufactured on the premises by first-. class workmen. The Cheapest House In Town. dwfeltc NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREDY GIVEN THAT MR, Alan 8. Dumbleton, Solicitor of Supreme Court of British Columbia, litis been admitted n partner In the linn nf Messrs. Wiilk.-v A Pent- borton, Barristers und Solicitors. Tho linn wlll ho on nnd after tho 1st day of July next carried on under the nam.) of Messrs, Walker, Pern- berton A Dnmbleton. djM'JwI. WALKER A PKMRKRTON. A BARGAIN IN LAND. _ Agricultural Land on the borders of the TowiiKno of Port Moody. Thlsisagreat chance, ns ihe properly mint igrei be disposed of ,â For further particulars apj.lv if quickly. - particular ft W. LEHMAN, Port Moody, B. C. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN THAT SIXTY (CO) days after date I intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Works for permission to purchase the Islands known under the names of Wnrlucombe Islands,' Popnam Island (with adjolntni. rocks In neighborhood), nud also the two {2) small Islands North nnd North East of the latter ono and West of Pasley Island, on Howe Bound, known by no special name, and estimated to contain l'.ll acres, more or less. EDWARD STOLTERFOHT. Vancouver, B.C., 80th May, 1800. djnftm'2 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. HARLING, Manufacturer of Cigars, HAS KEM0VED TO New Depot Hotel. dJnStc FRONT STRICT, HEW WESTMINSTER. JOHN RANKIN, - Proprietor. Rates from $1 to $1.50 a Day. dniySiite NOW RUNNING 5 CHAIRS I â 110 TO â Geo. Mead's FOB Shaving 6c Hair-Cutting, Shampooing, Hot 6c Oold Bathe. rpiIE LEADING SALOON IN THE CITY The largest and best assortment of Smufc- in* PIimh. in the ntv, Solengent for It. c. for H. Tlbbs, Son A CO.'H Missouri Patent Corn Cob Pipes, which Is tbo very best Corn Cob Pipe made. Retnil Denlers.-send to (IKO. MEAD for wholesalo prices. dmyStc BRITISH COLUMBIA (LIMITED) THOMAS ALLSOP, i HENRY S. MASON, > (TYLER A. HOLLAND.) HEAD OFFICE: lfl Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, LONDON, ENG, The Business of Ausor A Mason haa been merged In the above Company and will be carried on by the Company from this date as a general Land Investment and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rates. Town IM* and farming Until, for Salo on easy terms. Victoria, B. 0., May 10th, 1B87 dwfeltc Hotel Douglas. (ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN) Corner Columbia and Mackenzl A. J. TOLMIE, PROPRIETOR. e sts. New Fire-Proof Brick Building, with all the Latest Improvements. Tho table is supplied with tho host the market affords. RESTAURANT PRIVILEGES OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. FINS SH7«tPI__e ROOTCS. Private Dining Eooms for Ladies and Families, to all Trains and Steamers. ___27dte Convenient QUEEN'S HOTEL New Westminster. H. 6. WALKER, Proprietor. (Best Sample Booms. 1 ON THE COAST. . DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS MR. CLHDSTONE STRONGLY ADVISES ADVERTISING, AND EVEN HE rOKS NOT KNOW THE VALUE OF It In Westmlnstor, but we do, and as this City I S About to bo Interlaced witli electric street railways, and the Southern Railway Is at list COM ING Into our midst, we would strongly urge workingmen and capitalists alike TO Buy while there are bargains, and invest In WESTMINSTER Properly, The "Snaps" are not all gone yet. If you don't believe It, make a rcsolrt TO VISIT Our Oft.ce, and when you have "put your hand to the plough," don't look back, but coiiib ttratglit to lis, nnd inspect n complete list of City and Farming property. PRENTIS & UPPER, Opp,C.P,R.Depot, Herbert G. Ross. Reginald C. Blaker. H. G. ROSS & CO. Insurance, nmf lOTllTfl Shipping, Financial, RML ILkJ IAI Li, Commission, And General Agents. New Westminster, B. C. AGENTS FORâ Canada Life Assuranoe Co., Capital: $11,000,000. City of London Fire Insuranoe Co., Capital: $10,000,000. Household Fire Extinguishers. FARMING LANDS AND TIMBER LIMITS A SPECIALTY UF Orders taken lor Surveying and Architecture. TO THE ELEOTORS OF New Westminster City and District. McPHEE BROS. Shipwrights A Boat-builders gtf BOATS FOB Illlll! â¢*% New Westminster, B.C. dmvSOte Card to the Electors. To the Free and Independent Electors of Westminster Electoral District. GENTLEMEN-] have the honor to extend to you my heartiest thanks for tho support Riven me at the polls on the tilth lost., which elects me m one of your representatives In the Provincial Parliament, an honor which I appreciate to Ita highest value, The confidence which you have repoied In ine I trust to bear out and prove myself worthy of. 1 have tho honor to be, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, JAMES PUNCH. Browmvllle, June 10,1090. dwjnlfiwl ROYAL COLUMBIAN HOSPITAL JJW IN BRITISH OOLUMBIA. OOOOOOOOO OOOOO OOOO Sale of Lots will commence on Monday the 16th instant. NDER8 WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIIE undersigned until 13 o'clock, noon, of Saturday, Mth June, for supplying the Hospital from 1st July, lew, to 80th June, 1891, with the following artieles:- Brcad, white and brown, Beef i fresh. Mutton, fresh. Milk, per gallon. Wood, pine, live. Coal, Wellington, Screened. Funerals. Tea, per lb. Com, per lb. Rice, No. 1 Japan, Sugar, per lb. â Brooms, per don. Hoap, per lb. Oatmeal, por lb. Coal oil, Imperial gallon, bent brand In market. Butter, per lb, Blankets, m pt., per pr. Drugs, detailed lists of which can be obtained at the Hospital, Neither tho lowest or any tender necessarily accepted. Samples of Tea, Codec, Hoap, Brooms, Oatmeal, and Rice obtained on application to the Stewart at the Hospital. Two sureties of |loo each will require to accompany each tender. ,, *ââ.M, Signed, W. H. KEARY, Hon. Secretary. New Westminster, B. c, June 16th, 1890. djiilTtd RAND BROS. Agents, GENTLEMEN;âAs we are going to have all our Roads und Bridges tlioughout the District put In first class repair, nnd some slight repairs to tho "K do K," It wlll be necessary-for you all to havo Buggies, and now Is your time to'treat yourselves to a good TOP BUGGY or anyslylc: cash price, |105 and IUO. We have alsoinstoek PREMIER CARRIAGES, EXTENSION TOP CARRIAGES, EXPRESS and DELIVERY.WAGONS, and ROAD CARTS, at prlccB that will surprise yon. Wo have a few TIMBER WAGONS left, and will have noartond In some timo this weik, of any Blze, from a l)4-ln. tire lo a -Mil. tlrc-at prices that wlll dofy competition. Sulley tk Bryson, General Carriage Builders A Blacksmiths, New Westminster, May 10, lew. djnltc TELEPHONE NO. 16. Gilley Bros. WK HAVE AS KINK A STOCK OF Double and Single Rigs AB THERE IS ON THE MAINLAND. A trial with ono of our new PHAETONS OR BUGGIES and a well matched team will convince anyone who mny give them a call. To ABBOTSFORD From Vancouver Via Mif-sioH-Sui-inx Brunch of C. P. R. From Seattle Via Lake Shore and Eastern Hallway. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Grand Clearance Sale OF BOOTS 4 .âââ, Commencing on Monday, 19th May.âFor One Month Only. As Mr. Rousseau is about to leave the City, the whole stook must lie sold nt pi-ice. to suit customers ami some nt less than cost. We guarantee to sell goods us above statedâat prices never before offered in New Westminster. * LIST OF PRICeSi SK1.L1KQ REDUCED PRICES. PRICES. Ladies' Kid Boots ". ifi 2L *1 76 " Dongola Kid Boots 3 00 2 00 " " " " 3 75 2 50 " French Kid Button Boots 5 60 4 00 " -timet Oxford Shoes 200 125 Old Ladies' Oxford Shoes 2 60 1 76 MisscB' French Kid Shoos 200 160 Children's Button Boots 1 OO. 76 Men'B Working Boots 1 75 1 26 " PrlinoKIp (watertight) 2 26 1 76 Boys' Laces 160 100 Youths' " 1 25 90 Men's Fine Foot Wear 3 00 2 26 Men's " " " 4 60 2 59 Men's Button Boots 460 260 Men's French Dongola 400 260 Men'B Fine Tanned Laces SOO 260 Men's Tanned Oxford Shoes 2 25 1 90 0_TThe entire stock will be sold at the above reduced prices. Call early to secure bargains. ROUSSEAU & CO., dwmylOte Oolumbia Street, New Westminster. Cunningham Bros. â (SUCCESSORS 10 E, S, SCOULLAR 1 CO, 411 CUNNINGHAM i CO,) DEALF.ES IN HARDWARE Stoves, Tinware, House Furnishing Goods, Plumbing Goods, Brass Goods, &c. Our stook of Hardware, General House Furnishings, &c, will he found nt Messrs. Scoullar A Co.'s Old Store, in the Scoulln.-Arm_t.ong Block. Our stook of Plumbing Goods, including a most complete line ol PUMPS, PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS, &c, will be found nt our old stand, at the corner of Columbia A Begbie Streets; while A full line of Stoves and Tinware will be carried at both Stores. flPOrdors for all kinds of TIN-WORK and REPAIRING may be left at the BrickStore, where they will receive prompt attention. M^Orders for PLUMF ING and GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE WORK may he left at our old stand. dwmy20tc ^Orders for PLUMB- t our old stand. CUNN1NGHHM BROS. Riddle k Johnston, SHIP-SMITHS. We beg to inform the Public that we are now prepared to execute all orders that we may be favored with. Mill, Factory and Loggers' Outfits, House- builders' Iron-work, Stone-cutters' and Blacksmiths' Tools. All kinds of Heavy and Light Iron and Steel Forgings. Satisfaction guaranteed. WorksâFirst Door West of Merchants' Hotel, dwmy2itc Columbia St., New Westminster. W. A. DASHWOOD-JONES Douglas Street. FRUIT k VEGETABLES. Telephone Oall, No. 19*. 'Unit. IDE el k Restaurant ROYHL KVBNUB. HUNTS FOR SALE OV ALL KINDS AND I Flowers of every description. A line ne- lectloitol Hanging Baskets from 25 cU. low* Planti. in potfl from Oft*, upward!, A each. , iplondld stock to select from. Orders by mall (. roBBeH, WreathH nnd oumifltn in order. ALFRED 0. WILSON. iljnjml ____ promptly attended i«. ii» *â â â â â¢ ---' â â " M. MATHESON, Merchant Tailor, Is now showing a complete lino of ENGLISH WORSTEDS AND SCOTCH AND IRISH TWEEDS, which ho Is prepared to make up at reasonable rates. A call solicited, and perfect, (Its guaranteed. Douglas Street, two doors from Columbia St., New Westminster. dfeltc Op]>. Oddfellows' Hall. _ Columbia St., - Westminster. Rates por duy, fl nnd upward. Bonn! nad lodging; ponveSlt, (Band npwardj according to room. MEALS AT AM. HOUKS, I).W AND XtOlIT, Served In tirst-class style. dloBto Villi.. II. SMITH, Manager. BOATS FOR HIRJE_MID FOR SALE! 1TK, THK UNDERSIGNED WISH TO AN V> iifiuiH-e to (lie pnlille (,'i'iic.r.illy (lint we luive sluricd n limit liiilliUim f'stui.thriimeiit tit the Foot of Ellice Street, Where wo intend kecplim on'liiuid a full stuck of l'lciumro Boats (or mo nnd for aire. Boat Trimmings, Oars, Paddles, etc. To.opho.ic coiitiootlun at Residence. WILSON * WISE. New Westmlnstor, Muy '--, ttm. diny-tltc c. Mcdonough LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT ST. ll I CONSTANTLY ON HAND AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DUY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC. Men's nnd Boy's Suits. (treat Variety of UousuhoM Articles. 1'otntoes, time and General Stores. Also, Grain, Reeds,' N. B.âFarm Produce bought at market rates or sold on commission, promptly attended to. Orders turn the Interior dwteltc ftp* Hacks or anything wanted In onr line inavoc ordered through telephone, which will receive prompt attention. GILLEY BROS., Props. Mainland Transfer, Haok, livery. Teaming, Sale, and Stage Stables. Wall Paper, Wall Pip Murray.Greig Have .lust Opened Up n Kail Line. Artists' Materials, Mixed Faints. Devoe's Enamel for Bric-a-Brac. Paper Hanging nnd Interior Decorating Specialty. House nnd Sign l'nlnting, Next Duor to A. M. Herring'* Drug Store. .â¢1,901. W.H. VIANEN -WII0I.K8A1.K- Fish &Game DEALER VRONT ST., NEW WESTMINSTER. 29* Highest'Price paid for Furs and Deer Hides, Correspondence Invited. Telephone Call No. 0. dleltc Douglas Street Bakery! J. FERGUSON^PROPRIETOR. Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pastry, Confectionery, etc., eta. Hotel and Restaurant Trade Solicited. Foot of Douglas, near Oolumbia St, All ordors promptly nttended ta anil.delivered to any pert ol the city Iree. dtelto The Great Eni A suoceasrul llih Prescription, igll ._., . Medicln. used owr A~\nM years la thousands of cases. J| ^3 Cure. Sperm-torrftea. -ftrvotwV _B ir.afcne.f, Kmiutont, lmr>otenet__k_9 nnd all dlseMMoauedbT ablii»."«J--» lairoail Indiscretion, or o»er-pMrtloa, Urria] . ix packages Ouoraale.fi to CÂ«r»ie»en oft oiler. Faff Asl your Druggist tor »Â»â¢ «"«Â«Â«{U"» l'«.... lMlo», t.ke m .ubetltuto. One paoknga 81. SI. Si, br null. Write tor Pamphlet. Adjresa Eureka C-i.mieal Co., Mtroll, nick. CASTORIA to. Infanta «nd Children. â¢4MÂ«tota_»irtiftvMMehl__n»tbal| S__^_t__^^____^SSat. lr«w__.«Il.a«merlortoM,pr«oripUÂ«Â» I g£ $££*',£$£$ SSvSmM «â¢ hmton." B.A.-UKXn.H.D., I ration, _, WB* ©ita* W, Brooklyn, H.Y. I WUSon* ii-iort Tra Cnrri-B CoWAirr, 77 Murray Street. K. T. LONDON MARKET. FRONT STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. S. MANAHAN, DEALER in ALL KINDS of FRESH and SALT MEAT HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE, . dfolto BOLOGNAS, ETC. British: Columbia: Meat: Market Columbia Street, New Westminster. Van * Vol ken burgh .{. Bros. WHOLESAT.l. AND EBTAL BUTCHERS. MEAT PURVEYORS 13 GENERAL. FRESH AND CORNED MEATI ALWAYS ON HAND. Special lines quoted for the shipping track). Family orders strictly attended to, Hotila will ind It t» their interest to placo their orders with the ahere lirna. dfeltc THE DAILY COLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, JUNE 10, 1890. VOLUME VHI-No. 117. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.1890. New Advertisements This Day. Opera House "Quecna" Wanted Mrs. tlralte Tenders Wanted A. Gobell Tenders for Timber LU'enses (2) J. R. Hall New Store P. Peehlea LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL Try Hill & Coatham, Druggists. *tc To vent, 5-room House. A. M. Herring. Money ,to loan. Apply to Armstrong, Eckstein & Gaynor. dap3tc Milk Shake at the City Bakery, 10 cts a glass. Give it a trial. *tc Aspinal's Enamel, artists' material stretched canvas, etc., at Lyal's. *tc Work on tho court house excavation was vigorously resumed this morning. The Balmon canneriga are nearly all ready to commence packing the sockeye run. The salmon run lust night was fully up to the average, the catch being about 30 fish to a boat. The str. Irving left this morning nt 3 o'clock for the purpose of taking voters from Chilliwack to Agassi/.. The str. Vosemito left this morning for Victoria with 70 head of cattle and a heavy consignment of farm produce. The cheapest place in town for self Healers, honey aud jolly glassesâat the central groceryâMcLean A Morrison.* Now is your time to go to George Mend's strawberry garden nnd pick berriesj as he bus plenty for pickciB jit half-price. Messrs. Mowat A Sloan have some choice 1-acre nnd %-aave Brownsville lots for sule. Prices range from $80 to $250 per acre. *t« The wet weather last night prevented tho usual lacrosse practice. To-morrow night, however, if the weather permits, there will he a good practice. All danger of damage from high water is over for this season. Tho early flood tliis year probably saved the Lower Fraser country from serious loss. The friends and supporters of Mr. F.C, Cotton, M. P. P., have invited him to n banquet at the Imperial Opera House, Vancouver,' on Friday evening, 17th inst. Alderman Gilford was kept busy tO' day receiving the congratulations of his many friends. Aid. Gifibrd will take his seat in the City Conncil on Monday evening next. Atthe Y.M. C. A. rooms to-morrow evening tbe Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. will give n literary entertainment and strawberry festival. A good time may lie expected. If lay delegates attending the meeting of the New Westminster Diocesan . Synod, to be held in Vancouver _ next week, will bring with them a receipt for railway fare they can procure return tickets at one-third rate. A prominent advocate of the single tax theory gives a lecture in the Opera House to-morrow night. The Sons of Crispin should turn out en masse to hear this able lecturer. Ho is said to be a fine speaker and debater. The saloons were all closedâin front- to-day and the druggists had quite a number of spiritus frumenti prescriptions to fill. Everybody says it was the quietest election ever seen here. A great many people didn't seem to care a rap which of tne candidates went i n and a large number did not vote at all. Building operations have been hinder ed to a large extent during the past two weeks by the wet weather. Street work also has received a set-back, and many men have heen forced to remain idle for several days at a time. However, the weather has brightened up again, and if it remains fair the lost time will soon he made up. At the weekly mooting of the Hyack Fire Company, held last night, Mr. W. H. Vianen waB elected captain in the place of Mr. Geo. Scoullar, resigned. Mr. Vianen is one of the veteran members of the gallant Hyacks, nnd the chief office of tbe company could not have fallen on more worthy shoulders. A man named Charles Brown was fined $5 in the police court this morning and ordered to pay $0 damages for battering in MiBS Bella Moore's door on Wednesday evening last. Brown was nlso drunk and disorderly on the occasion mentioned. He paid the fine and damages nnd thus escaped the one month's imprisonment in default, that accompanied the sentence. The scaffolding, which withheld the architectural beauties of the Powell Block from view, has been torn nway, and the fine structure now stands revealed in all its handsome proportions. In a few dayB the street oppoBite the block will be cleared of tlie unsightly pile of rubbish which has disfigured it so long, and then the beauty of the new structure will bo made fully apparent. It is said that a masked man entered a house of ill-fame hist night and stole money to a very large amount, besides jewelry and trinkets valued nt a considerable sum.' The thief, it is thought, entered by a window in tbe rear of the house and committed the burglary in his stocking feet, no marks of boots being visible on the floor. The crime wns perpetrated hy "someone who was intimately acquainted with the plan of the house. â The Election In Ward 4. Our figures yesterday re the civic election in Ward 4 were received by telephone and were scarcely correct. The total vote waB considcnrbly larger than wc gave it, being 60, instead of 32, aud out of thiB voto Mr. Gifibrd, the successful candidate, got 31, nnd Mr. Colhick 19. The voting was very creditable for such au unpleasant day as yesterday, and Mr. Gilford is to congratulated on his handsome majority. Uranil Lodge A. F. & A, M. The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. of British Colin hia commenced at Vancouver tliis afternoon at 3 o'clock, Most Worshipful Grand Master, J. 8. Clute, presiding. There was a very large attendance of delegates from the lodges throughout the Province, and of visiting brethern. The reports of the Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer were rend, and other routine work transacted. This evening the brethern will attend Divine service nt St. James Church, Iftjfull regalia, and the sermon will he delivered by the Grand Chaplain, His Lordship Bishop Sillitoe. The proceedings of the Grand Lodge will be concluded to-morrow evening. _ ^ A Promising AmocIbUoii. The institution of Lodge "Rose of Columbia, No. 115," of the order of Soiib of England, in tliis city, yesteiday, wob a most gratifying success for tho indefatigable promoters of the Boclety. Over 120 members are enrolled on the books of the lodge, and at its initiatory meeting last night, in Temperance Hall, before the banquet, 85 of these were initiated. The following officers were elected and duly installed by the Grand Lodge representative, Rev. II. B. Hobson, of Vancouver, District Deputy S.O. E.B.S. for B.C.: Worthy President, Robert Allan; Worthy Past President, F. Dnvis; Worthy Vice-President, J. E. Phillips; Worthy Secretary, Gerald H. Cross; Worthy Treasurer, Edmund Ogle; Worthy Chaplain, Rev. G. H. Tovey; Inner Guard, Mr. Male; Outer Guard, Mr. Smith: Surgeon, Dr. E. Walker, Managing Committee, Messrs. Walker, Pelly, Blake, Wise, Baker, und Mlthio: Lwlge Trustees, Messrs. Latham and Brench- loy: Auditors, Messrs. Clmrtris, Burchell, and Wever. Judging from its successful inauguration, the Sons of England lodge in this city is destined to l>e a very strong and flourishing society. Single Tax. The Tax Reform Association of thia city, which has a large aud ever-growing membership, has arranged with Mr. B. H. West, ot Victoria, to. deliver an address on the single tax to-morrow evening at Herring's Opera House. The chair will be taken by Mayor Brown, M.P.P., at 8 o'clock. No admission fee will be charged, the object of the meeting being to spread the doctrine all over the country by means of free literature and free* lectures. The meeting to-morrow night will attract a large audience, as many people who have a very indifferent idea of the single tax theory are curious to hear it explained, *â#ââ¢ â Return of the Favorites. On Monday evening, June 28rd, Harry F. Keene's ^Company of players, who played a successful two nights' engagement in December last, nnd gave good satisfaction, will again appear at Herring's Opera House. The company has been materially strengthened since Jast here, being now headed by the famous actress, Miss Caroline Gage, who Is celebrated as being the youngest as well as one of the handsomest ladies on the American stage. The company will open their engagement Monday evening in the beautiful five-act society drama " Queena" or the life of an actress, by the great playwright, Tillottson. The sule of reserved seats has opened at Hull's hook store, at the usual prices. A Coining Attraction. The Westminster Lacrosso Club hns mnde arrangements with Prof. Connory and Mr. ('has. Kelly to give un enter taiument in Herring's Opera Houae on the evening of the 27th inst. Prof. Con- nery is known beyond the Rockies ns tho* "Celebrated Irish elocutionist, humorist and dramatic reader," and has won considerate fame throughout Manitoba and the Western T<. rr.torie.-. Mr. Chas. Kelly is spoken of by the press as tlie "famous basso emit unto and Bolo guitarist." Both gentlemen come highly recommended by the preBS, and their entertainment should be of a very high standard. That the affair will be a success financially goes without saying; the lacrosslsts have taken it up, and whatever they support is flure to result successfully. _ â » â » â â¦ DOMINION ELECTION. MR. TOWNSEND'S REFUTATION. Editob Columbian: SirâAllow me space to refute the assertion of "Nova Scotian" in this morning's Truth. From first to last, iu my printed address and from the platform, I stated most distinctly that "owing to the long continued sicknese of the late much respected D. Chisholm, our interests have suffered." If, as "Nova Scotian" asserts, I omitted it at last night's meeting, it was owing to the hurry and excitement, for I certainly meant to say it. Mutual friends of Miss Chisholm and myself feel hurt that the matter hus been placed before the public in the manner it haB, for it was never in my mind to cast a reflection on my old friend "Doc." If this is electioneering, it is not my style. Wm. B. Townsend. New Westminster, June 10,1890. Tlie lly-Electlon li Conducted Teace- iilily and Without u Trace of Excltemennt. Long before the polls opened this morning small knots of electors gathered ou the streets aud discussed the probable results of the contest. The fact that the labor associations had decided to throw their support in favor of Mr. Townsend caused much comment, ns this action had not been expected by the friends of the other candidates. Mr. Ladner made this City his headquarters, and directed the movements of his share of the fight from here. The friends of all three candidates worked hard, but with all their efforts only a small vote wns polled, nnd the interest in the election wbb not at any moment of the dny to be compnred with the Provincial contest last week. Carriages were brought into requisition and the "free nnd Independents" who were di__in-~ clined to dirty their boots oi the muddy streeta, were cheerfully driven to the poll in a handsome barouche or lauduu or a hack. But there was no excitement, uo banners, no favors, and no fire water. All bar rooms were closed during the day; closed so very hermetically that not even a drop of the "crat- tur" could be mnde to squeeze through tbe chinks in the partitions. It wns a dry day to a good many people; more parching than they have experienced for several years. Aftei 4 o'clock few votes were east, and all parties relinquished their efforts, to await the report from the polls. It is expected that the full returns will be in by midnight, but the returning officer will not make an official declaration until tho 20th inst. SONS OF ENGLAND. The Kose or Columbia Lodge Enjoyti ii Fine Banquet at tlie Queen'i Laat Night, Loyal and Patriotic Songsand Sptechew, The Sons of England did not have their grand street parade last night ns they had arranged, owing to the disagreeable weather and the appalling condition of the streets. Later in the evening, however, they assembled, somo .150 strong, at the Queen's Hotel, where a fine banquet had been set forth by Mr. Walker, the genial proprietor. The banqueting hall, with Its long tables covered with snowy cloths, silver ware nnd crystal, nnd its many brilliant lights presented a very handsome appearance. The assembled guests Bat down and when all had been accommodated with seats the room was filled to nearly Ub utmost capacity. The chair was taken by Bro. R. Allen. President of the Lodge, which numbers 120 members. There were nreBentabout twenty invited guests and visitors. Tho following programme was carried out in a most enthusiastic manner: "The Queen and England" .was responded to by Rev. H. F. Clinton and was followed by a song from Mr. Campbell. "The Governor-General and Lieutenant-Governor," elicited an able speech from Mr. S. H. Webb. Mr. Sharp then sang a song which was much appreciated. "The Province and the Dominion" waa responded to by Messrs. G. E. Cor- Itould nud W. Townsend, nnd called forth a song from Mr. Blacker. "The Grand Lodge,"âRev. Mr. Hobson, nnd n song by Mr. Lewis. "The Rose of Columbia Lodge"âMr, Allen, and a song by W. S. Walker. "The Army, Navy and Volunteers"âCaptain Peele, and a song by G, H. Cross. '"The Clorgy,"âthe Rev. Mr. Tovey. "The Learned Professions"âDr. E. Walker, nnd a song by Mr. E. Ogle. "The Visitors"âMr. Nlckle. "The Press"âMr. Geo. Kennedy. "The Ladies"âMessrs. Ogle, Poingdestre nnd Sharp, nnd a song by Mr. Cross. This meeting waB one of the.finest of the kind ever neld in this city. It was a complete success iu every particular and the society is to be congratulated on the auspicious inauguration of the order in this city. It was four o'clock this morning whon the festivities finally came to a close witli the singing of "God Save the Queen" and every man went home feeling tbat If anything was solid und assured of prosperity in this city it was the Rose of Columbia Lodge. CORRESPONDENCE. HR. HOBSON CHALLENGED. Editor Columbian: SirâWould you kindly insert the following extract from the Hon. John Robson's speech at Chilliwack, as reported by the World' "Now, as regards the Big Prairie, I have repeatedly stated that tlie Government was prepared to meet your council in a liberal spirit iu this matter. I so notified your reeve, Mr. Kitchen, and Mr. Recce, when they wuited upon me in Victoria last winter, on the subject. I advised them to submit a definite proposition to the executive bo us to enable us to form a data whereon to work, and that answer would be sent In due course" If the above Is a correct report of tho Hon. John Robson's speech, we must Bay his memory is very defective. When in Victoria the Hon. Mr. Robson told ub that the Government did not wish to establish a precedent by improving the Seminault Creek, and that if the council would undertake the work the Government would give them an equivalent on the roads. We so reportod to the council and the settlers. Yours respectfully, Thomas E. K.tchrs'J Jonathan Rkece. Chilliwack, June 10,1890. SERVANT WANTED. MRS. CRAKE, QUEEN'S AVENUE. NEAR Douglas, or to F. Crake, Jeweler, Columbia st. djiilWl Return of the Favorites AT II TAX EXEMPTIONS. Editor ColumbianâSir: At the Inst meeting of the City Council nn application wns made by Mr. W. H. Keary for the Sisters of St, Ann, asking exemption from taxation of the lot on which the Convent stands. Does tbat explain the "Catholic vote" nt tho election laat week for member for tho city? It looks like it; and it looks, too, ns if they were not willing to trust Brown or his committee very long for their part of the bargain. However that may be, surely we ought in this Province to be warned by the unfortunate state of affairs in the other provinces and in other countries on this matter of tax exemptions. If wo aro to havo pence and good will amongst us there ought not to be a semblance of connection between church and state by indirect endowments of religious sects. We nre happily free from a separate school question, and now when it is bo easy to do bo, if wo have public men of principle nnd backbone, we ought to keep free from entanglement.. which are continually breeding strife in other places. Tho exemption asked for is iu itself a very small mutter just now to either givers or receivers, but the principle is nil important; nnd when all the various religious sects begin to scrumble for exemptions and favors wc know the unhappy and deplorable consequences. I have great respect for the clergy in all the churches and for the institutions which they organize for in creasing their strength and influence, but it would in my opinion be better from every point of view if wo had no tax exemptions or favors by either the Government or municipalities on the ground of any mail's religion or irrelig- ion. When nny one is exempted others have to pay more than their fair share of tho common revenue. It may Im especially difficult just now for the member elect and his supporters in the Council to do what they know to be right and for the welfare of the whole community, but I hope thero are enough of them guided bv principle und not selfish expediency, and that they will get sufficient support from the press and the public to perform n difficult and unpleasant duty.* That a thing Is dono in Victoria is n very poor argument for its being done in New Westminster or any where else. Peack. PERSONAL. Mr. John Chisholm left for Ottawa to-day. Judge Bole returned from the Cnpital yesterday. Mr. Thos. E. Kitchen, M. P. P., left for home this morning by the steamer Irving. Bishop nnd Mrs. Sillitoe nud Miss Pelly have returned from Harrison Hot Springs. Mr. H. McGregor, who has been suffering iu health of late, went up to Harrison Hot Springs to-dnv for u weeks' rest. Mr. W. H. Ladner was iu town to-dny looking nfter his interests in the election. Win or lose, Mr. Ladner was jnst ns cheerfnl und happy ns ever. 2 NIGHTS ONLY 2 MONDAY & TUESDAY, June 23 and 24. Engagement Extraordinary of America's Youngest. Handsomest and most Universal Favorite, Miss CAROLINE CAGE BUPFORTED BY HARRY F. KEENE'S Well-knowu Company of Players. Opening Mon- dnv (.veiling. In Tillottsoii's llpiiiitl.ti. (.â¢Act Society Drama "QUEENA," or'.'The Life of an Actress," nnd changing tlie play the second night. Reserved seats on salo at Hull's Bookstore. UP" Admission as usual. djniutt Tenders for a License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lnnrtnln the Prorlnce ef British Oolumbln. SEALED TENDERS. ADDRESSED TO THE undersigned, nnd marked "Tender for a License to out limber," will be received at this Department until noon on .Monday, the 4t!i dny of August, next, for a license to out timber on Section 2, Township -0, Range 10, West of the Oth Meridian, in tlie Province of British Columbia. The regulations under which a license will he issued may bo obtained at Ihls Department, ->r nt the Olllce of the frown Timber Agent at New Westminster. Each tender musl tie accompanied by nn tic- i-epted clieinii* nn n chime red Hunk, lu fnvor of tbo Doputy of the Milliliter of the Interior, for tbe Hinouu. uf tlio bonus which the applicant Is prepared lo nay lor the license. Nil tender By lelcgmph will be entertained. JOHN' It. HALL, Secretary Department of the Interior, Ottawa, '.'ml June, 18110. djnlBll A Faith Healer In Trimble. Many British Columbians will remember John Alex. Bowie, the "fuitli healer." Mr. Dowie according to the San Francisco Examiner is in trouble. For two months pnst thero hnve been rival camps of "faith healers" iu San Francisco, nnd excitement has run high. Mrs. Anna J. Johnson, a healing evangelist from New York, and a rival of Mr. Dowie's, has come under the ban of that gent Ionian's displeasure. She complains that Mr. Dowie bus stigmatized her aa a fraud, as an impostor, and as a Jezebel, aud ou the strength of these complimentary allegations she has sued him for f50,000. Mr. Dowie, in reponse to newspaper inquiry, says: "I have no animosity against Mrs. Johnson. I wns introduced to her several months ago ns a stranger who had come here to tench divine healing ns I was teaching it. Shortly afterwards I went to Fresno, and white there n gentleman showed me one of her works entitled, "The Healiug Voice." Afterwards I sent for others of her workB, and an examination of thein showed me that we had among us a dangerous form of impostor, and knowing the terrible mischief wrought by the Woodward delusion I felt it my duty to warn the gentlemen leading the .Divine Healing Association here. "In the complaint against me she says I called her a fraud and an impostor, which is probably the case. She also says I called her a Jezebel, hut I only used that term iu a quotation from the scriptures, Revelations, II, where a false prophetess is spoken off as "that woman Jezebel, who calleth herself a prophetess and seduces my children." etc. I hnd long before applied that term to the Woodwarditcs and used it iu the scriptural sense." Mrs. Johnson, on the other hand, asserts thnt she hue nt lenst .100 witnesses to Mr. Dowie's language, nnd on the strength of this formidable array will proaecute her case. If Mr. Dowie should be convicted of the charge against him, the way he will have to pass that hat among the faithful will simply trnnaend any previous efforts of lis in this direction. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla. When she was a Child, she orled for Castorla, When the became Miss, she clung to Castorla. When sbe bad Children, she gave them Caatorla SEALED TENDERS. ADDRESSED TO THE undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for Post Ofllce, Ac, Vancouver, B.C," will be received at this onice until Tuesday, 1Mb July, 1890, lor tho soveral works required in the erection of Post Office, Ac, Vancouver, B.C. Specification., can be Heen nt the Department of Public Works, Ottawa, nnd nt oillce No. _!, Lefevre Block, Hastings street, Vancouver, li. 0., on and nfter Tuesday, 17th June, and tenders wilt not be considered unless mnde on form supplied nnd signed with the actual signatures of tenderers. An accepted bank cheque, payable tn tbe order of tho Minister of Public Works, equal to five, per cent, of amount of tender, must accom- Sftny each tender, This cheque will bo for- eited If the pnrty decline the contract, or fall to complete the work contracted for, and will be returned in caso of non-acceptance of tender. Tho Depnrtmont does not bind Itself to accept the lowest or any lender. By onler, A. liOBEII., Secretnry. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 8th June, lstio. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY OINEN THAT SIXTY (60) days nfter dale 1 Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd Works for permission to purchase tho Islands known under the names of Worlecombo Islands, Poptiain Island (witlt adjoining rocks In neighborhood), and ulso tlio two (2) small Islands North nnd North Enst of the latter one and West of Pasley Island, on Howe Sound, known by no special name, and estimated (o contain lai acres, more or less. EDWARD STOLTERFOHT. Vancouver, B.C, 80th May, 1890. ilJnMnS Tenders for a License to Cut Timber on Dominion Lands In the Province of British Columbia. SEALED TENDERS. ADDRESSED TO TIIE undersigned, and marked "Tender for n License to cut Timber" will be received nt this Department until noon on Monday, the 22nd day of September next, for a license to cut timber ou Limit U, on tlie Columbia Kiver, In the Province of British Columbia, containing nu area of fifty square miles, inoro or less, and nt the same time tenders will be received lor a license to cut timber on Limit IA, adjoining Limit 1-1, on the said river, nlso having nn nren of fifty square miles, more or less. Tho regulations under which n license will be issued, together with a sketch showing approximately tlie position of the limits in question; may bo obtained at tliis Department or at the office of the Crown Timber Agent nt Now West minster. Ench lender must bc accompanied by till no cepted cheque on n chartered bank, in favor of the Deputy of the Minister of Cm Interior, for the amount of the linnus which ihe applicant Is prepared to pay for the license. So tender bv telegraph will be entertained. JOHN lt. HALL. Secretary Department of tbe Interior, Ottawa, Slat May, 1890. rijnistl WANTED. AHOY TO DRIVE DELIVERY WAGON and make himself generally useful around the. store. Apply to 0UNNINOHAM BROS., Hardware Store, djuists Columbia street. LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT Strawberry Festival! BY THE LADIES AUXII.IAllY OK THK Y. M. C. A., on Friday Evening, June 20th ADMISSION, aOcts. Hours open at fl o'clock. tl|ii._t!l MUST BE SOLD The Doherty Organs CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE. Before purchasing examine our stock. THE GREAT IEWC0MBE PIANO! ALSO The DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE At V. I'KEHLES' djnlSte Furniture Warehouse. POINGDESTKE &COâ Wholesale and Retail TOBACCONISTS CHOICE BRANDS OP IMPORTED CIGARS, Finest Cigarettes, Fttlioy Imported PIPES,POUCHES,ClaARET-E .1 CIOAlt OASES, SMOK1XG CAPS, ETC. Choice English Smoking Tobaccos. Next Door to Woods A Policv';. Real Estate Olllce, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dfeltc WESTMINSTER'S LEADING DRUG STORE I! [tan's Tilipbost SI. Must toll ItUi-iin. SPONGES, TOILET ARTICLES. Climax Cough Cure PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY DISPENSED. Orders by Mail promptly attended to. dwmyste hi 0 0 o * E? ed 33 e SB** < _2 8 e We Are Now Showing THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF . ft â i ' ni Jnini 11 11 1 IBIl 0 u J »' fc» _5 . u it*% TAKE NOTICE. AB I AM CI.OSINO OUT MY BUSINESS, nil Recounts clue by mo will bo settled, anil nil accounts owing mc must bc paid, nn or before Tuesday, tlio tlrst ol .luly next. All accounts not pnid by that date will be put tn tile hnnd.olncollector. .IAS. BOU.HKAC. djnotd FELT & STRAW HATS, UNDERWEAR, FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, FANCY SUMMER VESTS, TIES & OUTING GOODS, Evpr Shown in tlie City. _W A call will repay you. Ogle, Cam p belltCo Grant & Maclure's did Stand, Columbia Street, New Westminster. NEW SPRING GOODS! Just Opened by Jas.EllarchCo Ogle,Campbelli Freeman 7«VHSONIC BUILDING. Summer Silks, Dress Embroidery, Sateens, Muslins. Silk, Muslin and Jersey Blonse Newest Styles mid Shades. SATIN HENRIETTA. Those Goods are the choicest dress fabrics ever brought to the city. Ladies' White Underwear A Specialty. D^Agcnls lor l.iittri'ick's Patterns. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman. dwtc R. J. ARMSTRONG, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AIM-STRONG BT.OOK, OOLUMUIA STREET. Telephone Call 18. Goods delivered in any part, ol the city, dtvfcltc TELEPHONE NO. 83. QUEEN'S HOTEL BLOOK. T.n, MUIR 5l CO. Chemists 6c Druggists, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. FINE TOILET SOAPS, SPONGES, BRUSHES, COMBS. SACHET POWDERS, PERFUMES. McLean & Morrison, SUCCESSORS TO M. SINCI.AIB. Groceries, Provisions, Etc, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE a specialty. PROMPT DELIVERY. TELEPHONE CALL 110. HOLBROOK BLOCK, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Notice-Terrible Excitement! FOLLOW THE CROWD THIS WEEK AND YOU WILL find yourselves in GORDON & CO.'S SHOP, as all the peo- pte nre attending thoir Great Snlo. The crowds on the corners are not discussing Politics, but talking of our wonderful, cheap sale, which onds this week. Ladies should call early in tlio day to avoid tho rush in the ovening. This Week Only, GORDON St CO. THE "PLANET JR." Farm and Garden Tools Combined Drill, Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, Rake and Plow. H FULL. LIN© NOin£ IN STOCK. F. G. STRICKLAND & CO'Y. FRONT STBEET, NEW WESTMINSTER. New Store, New Goods SUITES, in Oak, Ash, &c. PARLOR TABLES, in great variety. New Stock added daily. Anothor new stock of Bahy Car- biaoks on tho way. iga^Bo sure and call. iny-O-dOm-wlm P. P EE B LES. Consisting of Fine Printed Challi, All Wool Delaines, Brocaded Lustres, All Wool Cashmeres in new shades. Fine French Sateens, Zephyrs in all colors, All Over and Narrow Embroideries to match. New Styles in Art Muslin, Lace, Tunis, Lyonaise and Morocco Curtains. Fine Assortment In New Table Linens, Side Board Covers, Napkins, Toilet Covers, Quilts, and Counterpanes. AISO. Parasols, Gloves, both Kid and Silk in new shades. New Spring Millinery! Trimmings, Feathers, Flowers, Etc. dwfeite CLOBE HOUSE. NEW SPRING GOODS We are now showing a complete line of Ladies' Jackets, Lace and Jetted Visites, Chenille Clouds, White and Colored Blouses, Fancy Aprons, Lace Scarfs, Parasols, Embroideries, and the latest Novelties in Millinery, Ribbons, Feathers, and an elegant line of Wreaths and Flowers. J^Nowhere in New Westminster, we care not under what pretext the goods nre sold, can the readers of Thk Columbtan . find such genuine value as nt the Gi.obk House. â iwtoit, Mrs. WM. RAE. NHSML BALM For Catarrh and Cold in the Head. Wholesale A Retail Agents : D. S. CURTIS &CO., Druggists ii. Lanraw^iiSmMFsiHwiMiM. New Westminster, B, C. dwfelto W.& O. WOLFENDEN, IN TU K UUSHHV BLOCK, Have Re-Opened with dn Entirely New Stook of Groceries, Provisions, Etc. New Goods are arriving daily and when complete the stook will j compare favorably witli any in the Province for quality of goods nnd lowness of price. All Goods Delivered to any Part of the City. 'I'i'li'lilmii. 67. 1'. O. Box»_. 4wl.lt-1 AU BON MARCHE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Dress Goods! Having just opened out a fine line of Cashmeres. Henriettas, Serges, Silk Mixtures, Dress Robes, &c, &c. mc H. B. SHADWELL A OO.
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